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National University, 1973. doi:10.15144/PL-C26.279 Brown,
Herbert A. 1972. The
Elema languages: A
comparative study of the Toaripi,
Orokolo and
their related...
- electrocardiograph. In 1940 he
joined the
electronics firm
Elema-Schönander
which would later become Siemens-
Elema. In 1948, he
developed the
first inkjet ECG printer...
- The
Elema Refugee Settlement is a
refugee settlement in
Adjumani district,
westnile sub-region of Uganda.
Elema was
established in 1992 and
stands to...
-
ultrasound technique for echocardiography. In 1958,
Elema-Schönander AB (subsequently Siemens-
Elema AB)
developed the
first cardiac pacemaker implanted...
- Toaripi, or East
Elema, is a Trans–New
Guinea language of
Papua New Guinea.
Paradisec has a
number of
collections with
Toaripi language materials. Toaripi...
- of ECG on paper. The device,
called the Mingograf, was sold by
Siemens Elema until the 1990s. The word is
derived from the Gr**** electro,
meaning related...
-
Elmqvist and
surgeon Åke
Senning (in
collaboration with
Elema-Schönander AB,
later Siemens-
Elema AB),
connected to
electrodes attached to the myocardium...
- militia, and
attacked Luba villages. A Luba
militia known as "Elements" or "
Elema"
attacked back,
notably killing at
least 30
people in the "Vumilia 1" displaced...
- (literally "dance head" or "dance mask") were a type of mask used by the
Elema people of the
eastern Gulf of
Papua as part of the "hevehe"
cycle of masked...
-
original on 22
October 2007.
Retrieved 11
November 2007. Barry, M., Michael;
Elema, Ina; van der Molen, Paul (2006).
Governing the
North Sea in the Netherlands:...
